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Dan Allen Parking Deckaccess only fromHillsborough Street

Closed to thru traffic,8am - 5pm, Monday - Friday

Dan AllenParking Deck

ColiseumParking Deck

Entrance on Cates Avenue

AdministrativeServices I

JW IsenhourTennis Complex

E. Carroll JoynerVisitor Center

Jordan Hall

Biltmore Hall

Hodges WoodProducts Lab

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Schaub FoodScience Bldg.Grinnells

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Butler CommunicationServices Building

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Gregg Museumof Art & DesignWatauga

Res. Hall

Mary YarbroughCourt

Wolf VillageApartments

Sullivan Res. Hall

Campus PoliceDepartment

West ParkingDeck

Greek Village

Lee Res. Hall

Doak Field atDail Park

FountainDining Hall

BragawRes. Hall

Avent FerryComplex

Wood Res. Hall

BagwellRes. Hall

NorthRes. Hall

BectonRes. Hall

HonorsCommonsBuilding

BrooksHall

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PageHall

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WinstonHall Caldwell

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TompkinsHall

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SAS HallRiddick HallMann Hall

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WitherspoonStudent Center

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“The Atrium” Food Court

BerryRes. Hall

Miller Field

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ReynoldsColiseum

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BowenRes. Hall

MetcalfRes. Hall

TuckerRes. Hall Owen

Res. HallTurlingtonRes. Hall

AlexanderRes. Hall

Price Music Center

CarrollRes. Hall

Court ofNorthCarolina

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Hodges Wood Products Lab Holladay Hall Honors Commons Buidling Information Booth (Drive-Up Access Only) Jordan Hall JW Isenhour Tennis ComplexKamphoefner Hall Kilgore Hall Language and Computer LabsLeazar Hall Mann Hall Mary Yarbrough Court Miller Field Nelson Hall Page HallPark Shops Patterson Hall

Paul Derr Track and Soccer Field Peele Phytotron Poe HallPolk HallPrice Music Center Primrose Pullen Hall Pulp and Paper Labs Reynolds Coliseum Ricks Hall Riddick Hall SAS Hall Schaub Food Science BuildingScott HallStudent Health Center Talley Student Union

Tennis Thomas Hall Thompson Hall Tompkins Hall Weaver Ad Bldg. Weaver Lab Weisiger-Brown Athletic Facility West Deck West Dunn Building Williams Hall Winslow Hall Winston Hall Withers Hall Witherspoon Student Center Wolfpack Training Center

University DiningCase Academic Center Clark Hall Fountain Dining Hall McKimmon Center Talley Student Union"The Atrium" Food Court

University LivingAlexander Res. Hall Avent Ferry Complex Bagwell Res. Hall Becton Res. Hall Berry Res. Hall Bowen Res. Hall

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Visitor ParkingColiseum Parking DeckDan Allen Parking Deck

Parking Decks ONLY accept credit card payment - Master Card, Visa, Discover and American Express. Cash NOT accepted.

University Courts and ParksCourt of North Carolina Govs. Scott Courtyard Mary Yarbrough CourtMemorial Bell Tower"The Brickyard"

E. Carroll Joyner Visitor Center,1210 Varsity Drive

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1. Coliseum Parking Deck (F3-F4): The Coliseum parking deck is located between Cates and Dunn Avenues and Jensen and Jeter Drives. To enter the visitor parking section you will need to enter on the Cates Avenue pay lot side. There is an hourly cost for parking, usually $2, and they accept most major credit cards.

2. Reynolds Coliseum (F3-F4): Reynolds Coliseum is the former home of the 1983 and 1974 Men’s Basketball National Championship teams. The Men’s Basketball program has moved off campus to the PNC Arena, which is located by Carter-Finley Stadium. The newly renovated Reynolds includes permanent seating for 5,500 and a home for the NC State Athletic Hall of Fame and Walk of Champions, and houses women’s basketball, wrestling, gymnastics, volleyball and ROTC offices (Navy, Air Force, Marines, and Army).

3. Talley Student Union (E3):Talley Student Union is the hub of student life on Central Campus. The student union features: a grand ballroom that can accommodate up to 1,200 guests; a wide variety of dining, lounge and meeting venues; student organization and government offices, and Wolfpack Outfitters, a multilevel bookstore. From informal activities occurring daily to programs put on by one of the 700+ student organizations, Talley Student Union aims to be a place for students to come, connect, and enhance the community at NC State.

4. Carmichael Gymnasium (E3-E4):Carmichael Gymnasium features two Olympic-sized swimming pools, numerous indoor basketball and racquetball courts, volleyball, badminton, weight rooms, a sauna, multiple aerobic and dance studios, cycling studios, group fitness classes, gymnastics facility, fencing room, indoor track, cardio and weight equipment, an outdoor adventures center, and a coffee and juice bar. It also holds “Mount Wolfpack”, an indoor rock wall for climbing and repelling which has been featured in Sports Illustrated.

5. Student Health Center (D3):The Student Health Center, home to Student Health Services, Counseling Center, and Disability Services, is open full service Monday-Friday from 8 am-5 pm. Hours vary during breaks and on Saturdays. The Counseling Center has an on-call counselor 24/7 365 days a year. Routine visits are a part of the tuition and fees package. Specialty services have a minimal cost. Students have access to a full pharmacy, physical therapy clinic, allergy clinic, dental services, women’s health services, lab and x-ray services, licensed psychiatrists and many other specialty services.

6. Witherspoon Student Center (D3): Witherspoon Student Center is the second student center on campus. Located on the 1st floor is a movie theater that features everything from blockbuster movies to independent films and is free for students and guests and includes a box of free popcorn. The African American Cultural center is located on the 2nd and 3rd floor with a gallery, library, and study area. On the 3rd floor you will also find, WKNC radio station, and publications offices for the Technician (campus newspaper), Windhover (literary and arts magazine), Nubian Message (African American newspaper), and the Agromeck (yearbook).

7. Central Campus Housing (D3-E3): Bowen, Metcalf, and Carroll residence halls, commonly known as the “Tri-Towers”, are suite style. University College, Exploratory Studies students live in Tucker and Owen residence halls which are traditional hall style. Exploratory Studies is the college of options allowing freshmen to explore academic interests. The courtyard is named either Owen or Tucker Beach depending on which residence hall wins the volleyball tournament held early fall semester. More information on housing, including virtual tours of all the residence halls can be found at: https://housing.dasa.ncsu.edu

8. Free Expression Tunnel (E3):Railroad tracks bisect campus with academic buildings on the north side of the tracks and the residential/student life buildings on the south side. There are three tunnels that connect the two halves of campus. The Free Expression Tunnel supplies students with a venue for expressing their thoughts and feelings about anything from “Happy Birthday” to announcing club and organization meetings. This is the university’s answer to combat graffiti on campus. Opinions expressed in the tunnel do not represent NC State University.

9. The Brickyard (E2-F2):The University Plaza, known as the Brickyard, is a popular gathering place for students who are on their way to and from class, eating a snack from the Atrium Food Court, or just taking a break. Many student organizations gather on the Brickyard. It is the location of university traditions such as Agriculture Awareness Week, Homecoming, and Habitat for Humanity’s Shack-A-Thon, where students build shacks and live there to raise awareness about lack of affordable housing. The weekly Farmer’s Market is also a student favorite on the Brickyard.

10. D.H. Hill Library (E2-F2):The D.H. Hill Library is one of two main libraries within the NCSU Libraries. The other main library - the Hunt Library - is on Centennial Campus and opened in 2013. Between Hill and Hunt, there’s a library open 24 hours five days a week. The libraries’ collections include over 4.6 million items with hundreds of thousands of electronic books, journals, and databases. That includes a copy of every required textbook available on reserve. Students also have access to Duke, NC Central, and UNC, with a rapid delivery service operating in the Triangle. Students can also borrow laptops, iPads, camcorders, and all sorts of equipment for productivity and exploration. This library features the Learning Commons, one of the top student destinations on campus for collaboration, study, and access to technology. It also includes the Special Collections Research Center; the Digital Media Lab, the makerspace; a coffee bar and the Howling Cow Creamery.

11. Court of North Carolina (G2-G3):On warm days you will often see students relaxing in the grass between classes and sometimes even classes being held in the outdoor classroom. 99% of campus has wifi so students can often times be seen outside studying.

12. Memorial Bell Tower (G2):Since its completion in 1937, the Memorial Bell Tower has stood as a symbol of identity for NC State. A timekeeper for tradition and a memorial to NC State students who gave their lives for their country, the tower is a rallying point for students, faculty, staff, alumni, and the university community. The Bell Tower is lit red for holidays that honor veterans and to celebrate NC State’s proudest occasions and achievements. A cherished NC State tradition is the Krispy Kreme Challenge which is a 5 mile race fundraiser held annually at the Bell Tower. The challenge is to run to Krispy Kreme, eat a dozen doughnuts, then run back to the tower in under a hour.

13. Park Shops (F3):Park Shops houses the University Tutorial Center (UTC), and DELTA (Distance Education and Learning Technology Applications). The UTC provides free tutoring for chemistry, math, and physics through a variety of programs, including scheduling appointments as needed, being assigned a tutor to meet with weekly, drop in tutoring, and supplemental instruction. Additionally, students can receive writing assistance by either scheduling an appointment or visiting the drop-in center. Inside the windows of Park Shops you can see classrooms. The average class size is 35 students with a 14 to 1 student to faculty ratio. We do have large lecture classes but as a freshman you have the option to take “Q” courses. These courses are first year inquiry classes that cap the class size at 25 students. If you are in a class with over 200 students the class offers labs, which are sessions once a week where you meet with a teacher’s assistant and go over tests, homework, and any questions you have. 90% of all classes are taught by faculty. 10% are taught by TAs.

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences- Patterson Hall (F2)College of Design- Brooks Hall (G3)College of Education- Poe Hall (G3)College Engineering- Page Hall (F3-G3)College of Exploratory Studies- University College Commons (D3)College of Humanities and Social Sciences- Caldwell Hall (G2)College of Natural Resources- Jordan Hall (D4)Poole College of Management- Nelson Hall (D2)College of Sciences- Broughton Hall (E3-F3)

Main Campus College Administrative Buidlings

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We are glad you decided to visit NC State University. Innovation, progress, and solutions to society’s biggest challenges drive this research-extensive university and we are excited to showcase it here for you. You can choose your adventure or follow the pack with our suggested tour route.

MAIN CAMPUSSELF GUIDED TOUR

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1. Poulton Parking Deck (C3): The Poulton parking deck is located between Campus Shore Drive and Partners Way. To enter the visitor parking section you will need to enter on the Partners Way pay lot side. There is an hourly cost for parking, usually $2, and they accept most major credit cards.

3. Wolf Ridge Apartments (C2-D3):University Housing’s Wolf Ridge at Centennial combines modern architectural innovations, and sustainable features. On the Oval Culinary Creations, the Packshop bookstore, 24-hour service desk and a fitness center are all onsite. Located directly across from the Hunt Library, residents will find academics and technology at their fingertips with all the comforts of home. More information on housing, including virtual tours of Wolf Ridge Apartments can be found at: https://housing.dasa.ncsu.edu

7. Lonnie Poole Golf Course (C4):The Lonnie Poole Golf Course is an Arnold Palmer Signature Course and the two lead designers were NC State alumni. This 18-hole course is open to students and the public and is home to our Varsity Women’s and Men’s Golf Teams. The course includes a research center and a clubhouse.

Carol Johnson Poole Clubhouse is a mixed-use building that includes classrooms for professional golf management and turfgrass management students, as wells as a restaurant, bar and fully stocked pro shop for visitors to the course.

6. The Stateview Hotel (B4-C4):Conveniently located on NC State’s Centennial Campus, the StateView hotel features 164 guestrooms and suites, a signature restaurant and bar, fully-equipped business and fitness centers as well as an outdoor pool and reception area. Guests are afforded all the amenities of a luxury hotel right on campus.

2. Hunt Library (C2-C3):Hunt Library is NC State’s award winning library. It was built to provide unique, beautiful and collaborative study spaces for students and researchers. You can reserve study rooms for group projects, find comfy chairs for reading and studying, and quiet spaces for researching and writing. On the first floor, you can see the automated book delivery system that we call the bookBot. A robotic arm retrieves books which are delivered in minutes. The bookBot holds up to 2 million volumes in one-ninth the space of regular shelving, enabling the library to provide study rooms and technology spaces. On the second floor is the Institute for Emerging Issues, which connects North Carolinians across sectors, regions, and perspectives for collaborative work on key emerging issues affecting our state economy. The second floor is also the main entrance to the library leading to nearly 100 bookable study rooms, the game lab, music and media production rooms, maker space, and many more exciting and thought-provoking spaces available to all students. The library is open to the public until 10pm. After 10pm, you need an ID to enter. The library is open 24 hours and during finals it is reserved only for students.

4. Lake Raleigh (A3-C3):Lake Raleigh is open to the public and it is a living laboratory for many NC State departments. There is a disc golf course and running trails along the shores. The 75-acre lake features a fishing pier and boat ramp for non-motorized watercraft such as kayaks and canoes.

5. Alumni Center (B4):The Dorothy and Roy Park Alumni Center is a home-away-from-home for our alumni and a site for many large scale events. NC State alumni support the university and they often stay involved and form a useful network of contacts for NC State students seeking post-graduation employment.

4. Carter Finley StadiumCarter-Finley Stadium is the home of NC State’s football team. Built in 1966, it seats over 55,000 guests. The stadium has earned a reputation as one of the most exciting venues in college football, mainly due to the dedication of Wolfpack fans. Among the most recognizable names in football are players Roman Gabriel, Ted Brown, Torry Holt, Philip Rivers, Mario Williams, and Russell Wilson.

5. PNC ArenaThe PNC Arena is a regional entertainment and sports complex. The arena serves as the venue for many events and is home to the Carolina Hurricanes, Raleigh’s National Hockey League team as well as home court for NC State’s men’s basketball team. NC State basketball began more than 100 years ago, and has produced numerous superstars, including David Thompson, a member of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, and legendary basketball coach Everett Case. One of the most recognizable figures in NC State Basketball history is Coach Jim Valvano (Jimmy V), whose words still ring clear, “Don’t give up. Don’t ever give up.” Jimmy V was inducted into NC State’s inaugural Hall of Fame class in 2012.

Centennial Biomedical Campus College Administrative BuidlingsCollege of Veterinary Medicine- Main Veterinary School (A2)

1. Veterinary Medicine (A1-A3):The College of Veterinary Medicine is dedicated to preparing veterinarians and veterinarian scientists while advancing animal and human health. The College has gained international recognition for teaching, research, engagement, and patient care. It is ranked 3rd nationally according to U.S. News & World Report. The Teaching Animal Unit operates as a working farm and aids in hands-on instruction with large animal medicine and exposes students to basic agriculture principles and farm technology. The Terry Center ensures compassionate and leading-edge specialty health care for companion animals by surrounding a dedicated staff with advanced medical facilities and state-of-the-art diagnostic and treatment technologies.

2. JC Raulston Arboretum (B3): The JC Raulston Arboretum is a nationally acclaimed garden with the most diverse collection of plants in the southeastern United States. As a part of the Department of Horticultural Science, the Arboretum is primarily a working research and teaching garden that focuses on the evaluation, selection, and display of plant material gathered from around the world. Plants especially adapted to Piedmont North Carolina conditions are identified in an effort to find better plants for southern landscapes. The Arboretum is a wonderful facility that has been largely built and maintained by NC State students, faculty, staff, and volunteers.

To Downtown Raleigh

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To E. Carroll Joyner Visitor Center1210 Varisty Drive

J.C. Raulston Arboretum

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To Stadiums,Carter-Finley Stadium4600 Trinity Rd.Raleigh, NC 27606

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Milking ParlorP�esteria Research LabPlant Pathology Equip ShedPoultry HousePower PlantPylon BuildingsRandall B. Terry, Jr. Companion Animal Veterinary Medical CenterReproductive Physiology LabResearch Annex West A and BRuby McSwain Education Center Teaching Animal UnitWeed Control LabsWest Dairy Barn

University BuildingE.S. King Village

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Lonnie PooleGolf Course &Carole JohnsonPoole Clubhouse

The Point-Chancellor’s Residence

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Lake Raleigh PublicFishing Area

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University DiningLonnie Poole Golf Course & Carole Johnson Poole ClubhouseThe State Club Restaurant Tower Hall

University LivingGrove Hall Innovation Hall Lakeview Hall Plaza Hall Tower Hall Valley Hall

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College of Engineering - Engineering Oval (C2)College of Textiles - College of Textiles (B2-C2)The Graduate School - College of Textiles (B2-C2)

Centennial Campus College Administrative Buidlings

Points of Interest

Points of Interest

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3. Murphy CenterThe Murphy Center houses NC State football operations and is located behind the south end zone at Carter Finley Stadium. It spans the entire width of the football field. Inside you will find the Wolfpack Hall of Champions. This multimedia complex highlights NC State’s football tradition with photos, artifacts and interactive exhibits. Fans can watch video highlights in the Woolard Theater and younger Wolfpackers can have fun in the Junior Wolfpack Zone. A dramatic Wolfpack Turf sculpture creates an iconic symbol of the university, and marks the entrance to the Murphy Center.

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Joyner Visitor Center

1210 Varsity DriveRaleigh, NC 27606

919.513-1200